CSE-2019 | Prelims Daily Quiz 10
Daily Quiz for Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2019
Editorial Simplified: Bonding with Africa, In Partnership | GS – II
India must pick up the threads and weave a potent emerging economy narrative for bonding with Africa, triggering a structural shift of global significance. The Chinese Goliath, inching towards global domination, must be stopped in its tracks, before it is too late.
Editorial Simplified: Helping the Invisible Hands of Agriculture | GS – III
The govt. has proposed to discuss the challenges that women farmers face in crop cultivation, animal husbandry, dairying and fisheries. The aim is to work towards an action plan using better access to credit, skill development and entrepreneurial opportunities.
Editorial Simplified: Resisting Resistance | GS – III
As the country takes its time to formulate regulations, the toll from antibiotic-misuse is growing at an alarming rate. According to a 2013 estimate, around 58,000 newborns die in India each year due to sepsis from resistant bacteria.
Editorial Simplified: #UsToo | GS – I, II
The MeToo hashtag gained currency a year ago in the U.S. when women came out one after another to first corroborate allegations of sexual assault against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
CSE-2019 | Prelims Daily Quiz 9
Daily Quiz for Civil Services Preliminary Examination 2019
Static – World History – China | Focus – Mains
China faced various problems in 1949 when Mao came to power. The country was devastated after the long civil war and the war with Japan; industry was backward, agriculture was inefficient , inflation seemed out of control.
Static – World History – Collapse of Communism | Focus – Mains
Could Russian communism have survived if Gorbachev had followed different policies? Many believe that it could and that if the USSR had followed the same path as China, it would still be communist today.
Static – World History – The USSR and Stalin II | Focus – Mains
Stalin hijacked the revolution and betrayed the idealism of Marx and Lenin. Instead of a new, classless society in which everybody was free and equal, ordinary workers and peasants were just as exploited as they had been under Tsars. Read More..
Editorial Simplified: The Great Indian Abdication | GS – II
The task of democratising society cannot be left to the judiciary, an unelected body, the higher echelons of which self-appoint their members through the collegium system. Read More..
